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US Judge Rules Trump Administration's Voter-Roll Audits Unlawful in Sweeping Rebuke
US District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan ruled that the Justice Department unlawfully demanded state voter rolls to cross-check against an immigration database, halting a nationwide audit plan weeks before the November midterms.
Anthropic Bars 'Cruel' Treatment of Claude in Sweeping Policy Update
Anthropic has updated its usage policy to prohibit users from subjecting Claude to sustained, needless abusive or cruel behavior, while also tightening rules against deceptive campaigns, election interference, and weapons development. The move revives a deepening debate over AI welfare and machine consciousness.
ICC Rules Duterte Fit to Stand Trial as Landmark Drugs-War Case Heads to The Hague
The International Criminal Court's Trial Chamber III has ruled former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte fit to stand trial on crimes-against-humanity charges, clearing the last obstacle before the historic drugs-war trial opens on November 30.
Manchester City Lodge 'Comprehensive' Appeal Against Guilty Verdict in Financial Rules Case
Manchester City have lodged a comprehensive appeal against the independent commission verdict that found the club guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial rules, insisting the judgment contains 'clear material errors' and that the club is innocent.